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An interesting event took place Al
the residence Of Mr. John MoRae,
Moore.own, On atio, On MoadAy, Sep
ismber 1861, a, which ths elite Of the
place assembled. the occasion being
the marriage Of Mr. MeRas's oldest
daughter, Miss Annie MeRas, slater OF
Mr., John MeRae, Of Memphis, to DR..
]. q. Yemen. Of this city. Ths brides
maids were Mits Jttsie MoKlnnon and
hits Minnie MeRae, sister Of the
bride. The blids w,s taste.uly at.
tired In wine colored ak, and the
pridesmaids In vtne-colored velvet.
Inc groomsmen who oniclated were
MI. d. hekinnon and Mr.. Alex. Nc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29

OonxAsDKR FAmcBILD, in his hd-
dress to the Grand Army Of the Re-
public, yesterday, advocated the pas
sage Of a general pension bill which
would give every exsoldier sl2 q
month. The Grand Army CT the Re
public has is eyes riveted on the
Treasury surplus.
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Tn. n.hr,-x &c. nel.ur,..

OTTAWA, September 27.-The gov.
eminent has jus, received the report
Of Mr.. Drake, Queens counsel, who
Was sent to Alaska TO investigate mat.
ters in connection with the Behring
sea seIzures. The following Is copy
Of the dltpstch addressed to Judge
Lafayette Dawson and COL Ball,
United States Diairict Attorney At
sitkn, which has not been care out
20 this day, and In respect 10 which
the Canadian government has recently
sert strong protest 10 the mother
ouunay, for Transmission 10 Washing.
tn: ,
81 am directed by tue President TO
instruct You 10 dtconiinue all pro.
ceedings Iva the matter o. seizure Of
British vessels Carolinv, Onward and
Thornton, and TO discharge all vessels
Tog held under such BeEnre and 70.
case all persons that be under arrest
In connection herewith.
ga, n. GARLAND, Attorney General"
Judge Dawson thereupon Issued an
order 70 Marshil Atkins to release the
vessels, but, - stated In previous die.
patches, Afterwards withdrew IL.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29

To THE seimltrT. You arc too ~
qlIs.t.ye by hkL The ArrrAL does
no. doubt your iat grliy 81 purpose
II you seek Tor meanlugs which The
ArrEAL does mt intend 20 convey,
We cAanol help II Tho ArrEiL I'M
delstauds y lur position pKictly. You
believe Haid,n IL pepeo lied. but ylu
do n,t,bolieys the street car eomp''
ul,s, or Gayboly connected With ihose
companies, arc psrseou!ins him fou
defend the companies from these sece'
satIons. Ths ArrsAL has ascribed TO
you no corrupt motive whatever, al =
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29

rnENsw YJIk Democrats we're very
h .rnoDious In their state convention
witch closed its lsbos yesterday.
Icy adopted an excellent platform,
demanding reduction OF the revenue
b. At least slC0.OC0,OO0. The en-
thusissm with which the resolution
indoIsing the administration vs
adopted indicator tia, Mr.. Clevelsud
10 stronger with the m'ssea q tie
Democratic party In that State than
ever before.
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thinks your double-lesded spprehen'
slons are wholly QuIIotic-the hg'
menis OF q fevered brain.

The business men Of Nashville will
not endure q raise In the telephone
rates. They are Of the came mind
with users OF the instrument in Mem
phis. We should like to see state
ment from the telephone company
juetiiying the raise.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29
MiIiAnn.nI The Cn.e.

WASH NeroS, September 2s-Ac..
ing At1n,y Gegeil jerks today In
,tiuessd Uslled States Attorney Gal
VIZ, a Brton, o take an appeal q the
United ! atre supreme Court from
lle decision Of the Federal Court In
Bo''op Diminishing the governments
tuit Aga'n.t the Bel Telephone Com
uanW
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A seiaisr's ssieiae.

Fl. PAUL. MINI, September ss.-
BsIst. X. Teeple, Fli,y.eighth United
\ aztec Iuisnt'y. stationed at Fort Tot.
ten. Oak, has been here some week.,
drinking heavily. Early this moving
ne Gu, his throat with . rftJI, from
tle eifoits OF which he died this Ai.er.
noon. ii was an unmarried man,
aud took par Ia the recent thooling
MATCHES q, Font Smelling. securing
second pace on he list OF Dakota
ma ksmeI.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29

Rae, brother Of the bride. Altar thn
happy couple had received the ckS1
Rratulstions Of friends, : Wadding din
ner was psrtaken Of. The press nte
were numerous and valuable. Nj
and Mrs. Yemen left 6aPnls on the
$3.50 o'clock train for thsir home IN }
this city.
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k.a.,,,u,.. ,tabb,d

NJ PAUL, MIss., September Is
Tho Piorepr.Pris La, Information
n { t6o Of the boardors al L,ttie
wofs's bagnio, Dulu,h, were robbed
u 1876 worth Of diamonds and sblb
IN ca b q, m rally hOut ,his mofning.
he women say they we're chloro-
formed.
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.,.e,ion Eve In Nashville.

NAsnvrLLE, tenn, September %
Tho campaign closes tonight in swhIrl
Of excitement and without apparent
An feeling. The streets ere foil OF pso.
~. and seyaral rallies are bsirg held
n ySIious pieces. All day wagons
- aons through the streets With
h,sss hands, and motioes on one aide
=, tho other. Prayer meetings are
Ss,r. baId In oil the churchts, and
IT, Y ansn announce that these meet.
ings viii continue un'ii 'nspo''s Close
TOMORROW, -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29

ssSArop HoAR pArt,oi at,d la tho
y. ootor in.s a tho State Republican
CnycuIion In NJ Raehuae'.s yester.
day. Cors, q isuily to convention
hsd hard words g. say about the
gouin
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29

wE are nov reaching tina, period Of
the yen-the interval between the
Close a the Baseball season and the
opening OF O,ngrees-when the ooun.
Try may take rest.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29
THE MEMPHIS PAPER OF THE
LARGEST CIRCULATION
Is THE OLD RELIABLE APPEAL.

Tho APPEAL may be found on Alo In 81.
Louis at the Lindel Hotel.
In New York at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
and at the once Of the American Newspaper
Publisher Association. lea Temple Court.
This paper Ia represented by J. u. Van
DOren. Special Eastern Advertising Agent.
No. u Tribune Building. New York.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29

hR. GLADSTONE has made one Of his
strongest pleas for Ireland In a rece-t
issus Of the Nineteenth Century, .
,ynopsis Of HE paper appearing In The
ArrEAL 'nls morning
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29
TENNESSEE CROPs.
Advance Proof sheets OF Gre
port Tor September.

The average for the stlte Of th
lowing crops has been furnished !
vance by Commissioner b. M. 1
Of the Bursau of Agriculture, .
ties a. d Mines, Nashville;
Corn-Condilion oompsrsd
average crop, per cent, ".
characterization compared
average crop, per cent, 70.
STANDARDIZATION compared
average crop, per Get, 50.
characterization compared
average crop, per cent, 81.
Mile.-C1Hdition compared
average crop, per cent., 80.
Late I,ish Potatoes-O3nditi1n
pared with average crop, per ceri
Sweet Potato s-0oudit'o
pared with average crop, per cou|
Approximation comDaredt
average cfor, per cent, q.
Crap ss--Oondition compared
pysTnse crop. pes cert, II.
RECONSIDERATION compared
sveraye crop, pr cont, 80
Puanu,s-CIndltiou compared
average crop, pr cent, IS.
Stock Peas-Ooudit Oh COM
with sversgs crop. per cent, "a.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29

rna news comes that Courtney, the
oaismAn, hes Won = race. This 10 not
% rumsrkablo 40 the TACT that he made
theTac At al. Courtney 70 he cham
pion mAlch.bfsAk,r of America
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S.v Mas .,.e,osy s,rs.xshs.

WV INV sAH.N''N
BunuSoHAn, ALA, sep,smbsr (,
Today parers Of Incorporation, 4
Ing The Birmingham Bridge Gem
into a new corporation, TO DO II
30 the. Birmingham Bfidgo AID
Company, were q ed a, the prcj
Once. The psidiu capitol ~
the comoany is 100000, 500
which 10 taken by tho Elytop
Company, $4,000 by Mr. u. w. n
$50, 900 by the other INC JFporator|
$4,000 by New ofl'sans cspi(|
The new orgauiIni,on propos
triple the preeen. capacity oil
plant, and mako Il one Of he u
manufacturing induttries Of AlaI
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29

The prohibition campaign In Ten
nessee, al least, has not been marked
by murder and brutality, 90 In other
statea.
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hIr.niarnn..e.l

WnEArLiSs, DAk.. September 2s-
The elevator here belonging TO the
North Dako,a Elevator Company, con.
tanning 400 bushels Of wheat, burned
todN.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29

Ithmsr W. Cobb, sgent lor Lsiden-
berg's cigars, New York, b handing
around fragrant Havanas y biz Gus
toners, 1#
Messrs. Robert Oliver aud Riohard
Chesthsm, merchants Of OTaWfords-
vile, Ark, are In the city, mstlng ex.
tcnsive purchases for their iall mock.
L. L. J. Kaeh, representing ~
mammoth paint manufactures. HiII-
ings, Taylor 4 o., New Yofk nd
Cleveland, o, is at the Gsyoso.
E ]. Snider, the sffsble repre- ~
tive Of Ell Leissner, the srtistio " |
paper manufacturer Of New Yot1 ~
at the Peabody. f ~
Aside from It's "cuItysh," boot ond|
shoes are Boston's greatest comuno1I1Ys
E E. Power, OF that city, who y 80
ping at the Peabody, has az abun< on1
supply OF both. INzl
Anything In the gents furn1 NJ
Inc that @. B. Shaw, Of Chicago oo
no! sell Is not worth wearing. 'iI
-.
Walter Baldwin, Of New York WI
an exhsustless variety OF fancy nood
samples, has quarters at the Pdo1p
-. M
W. O. Lyons, Of Louisiana, Ma
popular q TOD scco 8 lasman as conaoe
Memphis, Is mingling with the tsads.
-. i
Theo. Ahrens, Of the Ahrens b Oh
pump and gas fixture establishmo1
Louisville, Is at the Peabody.
-.
Morris Blumenthal and Capt Tod
Bennett. merchants OF Holly Spving
Mics, were at Gaston's yesterday.
-.
Charles II. Peck, j., s.. Louis,
T. Powell, Louisville; vibe STD
Pittsbure; B. +. Bailey. Nav Ycg|
and N. M. Todd, Boston, all G5o(
puahers, arrived at the Gsyoso yogf(
day.
John G. Hunt, cigaIist, 81. Lou
and W. = Barnett arc at Gastoa'G
Godfrey Frank, one Of the lead
merchants Of C,ncordis, Miss. U
the city.
Handsome, genial John Good Z
popular Western salesman for the
tenslvo wholesale liquor house q
J. semmes q Co, returned iron
most succeesful trip over his terrIto
Yesterday. He will remain eeyl
days, and his legion OF friends viii
glad 10 meet him.
-.
7. W. Watkins. who 90 efficieq
represents the Anderson Hat u
pany In several States. came In I'd
brief sojourn last night
%.
Look outi Frank Black is In to}
Hear him talk: "'simnons am
and you heerd dat 'possum VI
Oh Blacks In town With q pocko
o. rocks. Trsid Ia g-oi, aud you
yer life got thar. 4 II. OATS II
G,aham. O .usins x o.. stx."
: / heard you" "rhsnks."
Boston shoe men, A. o. earle
I'LL Tar and T. II. Hickey,
tanples, 81 the Peabody.
} %.
IA. Warner, representing Fairb|
& Co, tho st. Louis soap manu-
urers, arrived at the Peabody
: Dight.
J,P. Hall, ore OF the thrifty
|, chants Of Holly Springs, Miss., I
8 Gaslon's.
4 J. @. Bacha-sn, d. r 0igood
Walter jackson, New York; y
4 Convis, Chicago; T, B Terry, I'd
= and W. L. Lamasiot, sample hand
= arc registered q. the Glyoso.
' -.
Geo. 9. sxinney, Baltimore;
: GilSr. Ell. Thornburg, II. Kuf
New York, and q. W. RoAne, 81
field, No, ungrippsd their gipc
4 at the Peabody last night.
Q ..
d ]. w. Sharp, the wealthleet
u chant and planter o, Wall Hill.
: Ia at the Peabody.
2 1ENNE,stE CR0PS.G
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29

rHs ArrHAL prints this morning
the time schedule Of the train which
will bring Mr.. Cleveland from K,nsas
City 10 Memphis.
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The WEATHER.
Indications.

WASHINGTON. September %. l a.m.-Por
Mississippi and Louisiansi Slightly cooler.
fair weathsr. preceded In northern portions
By lisht rains; light to fresh variable winds.
generally southwesterly.
For Eastern Texas; Warmer. fair wealth
or; light 70 fresh variable winds.
For Arkansas and Tennessee; Light rains,
followed By cooler, fair weather; light TO
fresh variable winds.
The rivers In the Southern States will
fise
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29

The Grand Army OF the Republic
found that even the elements con.
splIed TO discourage the organization.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29

The London papers are inclined to
the opinion that the Thistle has OBJ.
taiued public confidence by ialte pro-
kanaa.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29

"wkr or dry !" as the boys used to
Say when they tossed up bat.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29

A VERY grave responsibility rests
on the peoyle o, Tennessee today,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29

IT 10 TO DO hoped the vote today In
Tennessee will be q large one, in order
that the disturbing issue may be
.aitled.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29

COMMANDER FAIRcniLD did not seek
to palsy the hand" Of anybody yes
terday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29

THs Avalanche wants committee
Of citizens TO investigate Mr.. MADDEN.
Has the Avalanche grown TO distrust
the grand jury7
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29
MEMPHIS 10 Birmingham: "Shakel"

Maximum temperAture, T0.2; minimum.
Sc Al oIone. OF rainfall. 0 90,
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Z days Local Temperature.
IMemphis SiguL Ofioe Report.l
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$40 suSrLpwER RIvKR.

A, tie end OF June the party had
reached Raiuy Day Lsnding, | o mile,
above the mostb, and succeeded In
clearing the river 40 that STEAMBOATS,
cou a adllv follow 10 that point. The
sun Of $40 0OO could be spent 20 great
al yautsge VA single reason.
The Georgia Pacific Railway Company
ob'alued a charter ira bridge aoroN
the liver near Johnsonyille, Miss., by
&C, spprnvsd March 3, 1887. without
waiting Tor authority Of United States
lar, however, operations were com.
ms need asl winter, and the conttruc
iion II the tiers had begun when the
meter was brought 10 my attention IN
May. | called Tie attention a the
prssideut Of the company 20 the pro.
vision Il tue &C ard sdyiied him 10
suspend work. which was done At
once. Macs apd plalr are nov being
made as required by the Law.
Commercial Sla islicl-During cal.
endar year 1880 the river was nAvias.
bls about eight months. Three steam.
boats Of from thirty.6ve 70 100 tons
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29
YALLc BusHA RIVER.

Operations xlsnded from the month
no stIesm about ; ali way 10 Grenada.
Steamboat men tay that trade will be.
yin u the river be cleared to Gren6s.
recommend that $1,000 be
1xpended In one eeasnn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29

]. O. Bacha"sa, d. r 0igood
Walter Jackson, New York; y
Oonvis, Chicago; T. b Terry, I'd
and W. l.. Lamasior, sample hand
are registered a. the Giyoso.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29

Look outi Frank Black 10 In to(
Hear him talk: "Simnons am
and you heerd dat 'possum vi
OLD Blacks in town With q pockc|
o. rocks. Trsid isg-oi, aud you
yer life I got thar. FL. OATS II
Goaham. O .usins 4 o.. SCI" &c"
/ heard YOU" Thanks"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29

7. W. Watkins, who 90 efiiciee|
represents the Andenon Hat "
pany In several States, came In IA
briei soiourn last n ght.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29
THE TRADE PUSHBRS.

Ithmsr W. Cobb, sgsnt ~ Lsidsn-
berg's cigars, New York, h handing
around fragrant Havanas y biz Gus
toners, tX
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29

Boston shoe men, A. o. Oarle,
r. L Tau and T. II. Hickey, I
tanplee, Of The Peabody.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29

Geo. g. ssinney, Baltimore; q
Gllsr. Ell. Thornburg. II. Kuf
New York, and O. W. RoAne, Sd
field, No, ungrippsd their gripo
al the Peabody last night.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29

Handsome, genial John Good Z
popular Western salesman for the Z
tenslvo wholesale liquor house d
J. semmes & Co, returned iron
mcst succeesiul trip over his territc|
Yesterday. He will remain sew
dsye, and his legion Of friends viii
glad 10 meet him.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29

J, P. Hall, ore OF the Thrifty
chants Of Holly Springs, Miss.,
Gaslon's.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29

]. W. Sharp, the wealthleet
chant and planter o. Wall Hill.
II at the Peabody.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29

IA. Warner, representing Fairb|
& Co tho 81. Louis soap manu-;
urers, arrived at the Peabody
pight.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20

$40 600. Had we done so it would have
been a most profitable investment. And
is conclusion, / will say word to our
Mayor and Common Council. You
have local talent sufficient to devise
all your sewerage works: Men
who have grown up with your
city, having experience IN the
locality, which counts for great deal.
You have many engineers who live mere
whose information is worth more to you
than outside talent with no data upon
which to form an Intelligent opinion.
You hive cast five hundred dollars into
the sewers. IL were better you had
bought sewer pipe and lard it in some 1a,i o.
the many streets without a sewer; Don't
imagine 1 am "after = job There is
no office within the gift of the Council
would accept; not like Cesar, meau
it. What have written, II 1t is OF any
use, remember it. If worthless, forget
it. Your obedient ssrvaat.
JOIN +. JACKSON.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20
BASE BALL.
The southern california League
an Assured Fact.

The southern california League
an Assured Fact.
A large and enthusiastic meeting of
the base ball fraternity was held at the
office of Peck Il Ruggles, yesterday
afternoon, for the purpose OF organizing
q Southern California Base Ball League,
and, after considerable talk aud argu.
ment, the following business was
transacted:
Meeting called to order by Charles
S. RuggIes, and the following perma'
nent othcers elected: Charles 5. Rug
giles, President; d. j. Tobin, Vice.
President; Charles w. Stearns, Treas
urer; George S. Turner, Secretary. The
following Committees were appointed on
bylaws and constitution: Conn. Rug
giles, Stearns and Turner. On schedule,
Monroe and Crawford.
1t was decided that the League con-
sist of four clubs, as follows: Peck Il
Ruggles, f. Il. Conn, Manager; Black
| Diamonds, Charles w. Stearns, Mana.
ger; d. j. Tobins, of Santa Monica,
| George Crawford, Manager, and the Los
Angeles, George s. Turner, Manager.
| Several agreements were entered into
between the different managers. who
will Immediately go to work and sign
their players. It is the intention of the
managers to sign the strongest clubs
possible. The League will have profes-
sional umpires. and will be conducted in
every respect like all Leagues in the East.
A suitsble emblem is being made, and
will be presented to the club winning
the championship.
\ The Los Angelts and Peck II Ruggles
mines will play an exhibition game next
Sunday, on the Sixth.street grounds, at
l2P.M NJ. A full brass band will be in at
tendance. Admission, 80 cents; ladies
free. No extra charge for grand stand.
The regular meetings of the League
will be held every Tuesday evening, at
Z: 80 o'clock. at the Office of Peck K
Ruggles, 236 N. Main street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20
FINANCE AND TRADE.
A Review OF tAte Day's Transac-
tiOns.

NEW York, May 1S.-The sentiment ON
tho street to-day was decidedly adverse to
any further advance In stocks, and while
there was no news Of character to AFFECT uhe
market, considerable free realfzati0ns ana
saies for short account. aided by vigorous
hammering by the bears wherever sot
spot as discovded, brought abouta sod
crate reaction throughout the entire list.
The opening was moderately firm, most
tocks showing slight advances over last
evenings closing prices A drive was
IN ade at the list Immediately, and quota
tions were depressed. fractions ranging UP
to three-feurths per cent. in the first hall
hour, decline being accompanied by OK
tire me activity. A rally occurred after that
time, in which Western Union was prom-
inent, but considerable irtegulsrity was
developed aud transactions became smaller
In volume. The tone, however, was gener-
ally heavy until after IL O'Clock, when
reaction occurred, which however was
measured by small fractions. IN the last
hour the decline was renewed with force,
and was only checked at the close, whlch
was fairly active but heavy at near the
lowest of the day.
Government bonds dull and steady
FInanc1Ht.
NEW YoRK, May 10 Closing quotations
were; Three per cent. l0lis: four per
cent. coupons, l29; 41a per cent. coupons
ilOL; Denver and Rio Grande, 3lss; Louis
vile & Nashville, 6s24 Michigan Central,
9I4; Kansas and Texas, SlSs;N Central,
ll4Is; Northern Pacific, 1926; preferred, %;
~; Oregon Navigation, Al; Oregon Trans
34A; Pacific Mail, 5bfs Texas
Pacific. Sl2s; Union Pacific, ,o29s; United
Express. sO:Western Union Telegraph, T7sa;
Central Pacific, 4lh
NBw YORK, May 10 Money on csll-Hasy
at 401s per cent; loan, IA closed inSr cent.
Prime mercantile paper tG)h per
cent.
Sterling exchange, dull and unsettled.
at s4s51s for sixty dsy bills; s4.soH for
demand.
NEW YORK, May l9.-Bar silver, 95Is.
SAN FRANCISCO. MAJ 19-Tbe following
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20
Anaheiners Jubilant.

1t is reported that Col. Fred. 7. Perris,
chief engineer of the California Central
Railway. yesterday located the junction
of the Riverside, Santa Ana and Los
Angeles and the San Diego branch lines
on Center street in the east part of Ana
helm, which would require the Los An
geles division to pass through the north
part of that thrifty town, about on the
line suggested last summer by Richard
Melrose, Esq, the locating agent of tn,
railroad. This may be called a hand
some victory for Dick.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20
Chicago what Market.

CHICAGO, May. I9.--At the close wheat was
easy; cash, Sc 1915; June, IS Lie; July,
S6la.
Corn-Easy; cash, Ss2s July. SO7s.
Barley-Noninal at SIC per bushel.
FOREIGN.
LIvERpeoL. May 19.-Wheat quiet but
steady: demand fallen Oft; holder, offer
moderately
Corn-Quiet but steady; demand poor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20

OF Philadelphia Brewery, unsurpassed in
the city at S1.2 per dozen. II bottles return
ed. Leave orders at No. 40 n. Spring street
or telephone No. 81, to Philadelphia Brew
ery 2SS Also street,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20

New YORK, May rs ls-Petroleum was
steady, opening at 625s, highest. G3l4
lowest, 62h; closing 62ls. Sales, 1,457,oco
barrels.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20
HOUSES AND LOTS.

Hill street, roems west side. ....... seOco
Hill street, lovely cottage of rooms,
H. & q. water. bath, patent closet;
lot 50xl56 to alley; new and central $500
Grilu avenue house and lot ....... llb0i
House and lot on Ninth street.......... 1850
Three houses aud one lot; pays $50 per
month rent; right in town; good
investment: half cash only ....... 400
House of Srooms two-story; ~ acres
ofground we'll, windmill aud tank;
on line of cars; fDe home; lots of
lrnlt and uowers .................... 1OCU
cars; cheap .....''"' .....,1..'...4., e , - 2soo
Two-story house on Los Angeles street;
large lot; bet. Sixth and Seventh. 5000
Of ground on line Of cars; cheap at 42so
And 100 other places.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20
Glendale, the Beautiful Suburb |!
FULTON WELLS.


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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20
MARVIN TRACT.

This lies Immediately Road